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Work is Hell: A Cartoon Book by Matt Groening (1985) First Printing (Near Fine) Comic Book Artists Neal Adams and Boris Vallejo 36380

Name: Work is Hell: A Cartoon Book by Matt Groening (1985) First Printing (Near Fine) Comic Book Artists Neal Adams and Boris Vallejo 36380
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Work is Hell: A Cartoon Book by Matt Groening (1985) First Printing (Near Fine) Comic Book Artists Neal Adams and Boris Vallejo 36380

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Work is Hell: A Cartoon Book by Matt Groening (1985) First Printing (Near Fine) Comic Book Artists Neal Adams and Boris Vallejo 36380 Neal Adams and Boris Vallejo Tarzan paperback covers This is the publisher's Special Edition of the book decided to publish a compilation of Groening's cartoons as a book entitled "Love is Hell" It was later re issued in a smaller 9x9 inch format by Pantheon

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